"I'm not looking to move those guys,'' Indians general manager Chris Antonetti told CSBSports.com. “But we have to be open-minded.''

Cabrera, 26, has been an All-Star the past two seasons. He hit .270 with 16 homers and 68 RBIs this past season after posting a .273-25-92 line in 2011.

Fueling the speculation is that the Indians recently traded for Mike Aviles, who can play second base and third base but who started at shortstop for the Boston Red Sox this past season. According to CBSSports.com, the Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, Oakland A’s and Tampa Bay Rays are among the potential fits for Cabrera.